Pat Condell: The taste of multiculturalism

By TGO on June 26, 2012

As always, Pat Condell is right on point. TGO

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Posted in: Pat Condell | Tagged: Animal Cruelty, Animal Rights, England, Google, Islam, Jews, Muslims, Patriot Act, Religion, Superstition

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reliapundit June 26, 2012 at 10:45 PM | Log in to Reply

http://oukosher.org/index.php/common/article/setting_the_record_straight_on_kosher_slaughter/

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Kosher slaughter, by principle, and as performed today in the United States, is humane. Indeed, as PETA itself has acknowledged, shechita is more humane than the common non-kosher form of shooting the animal in the head with a captive bolt, for reasons noted above. The Humane Slaughter Act, passed into law after objective research by the United States government, declares shechita to be humane. For Torah observant Jews, it cannot be any other way.

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